Moon Goddess Figurine

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This Moon Goddess Figurine measures 4"H x 4"W x 2"D and is made from high-quality, durable polyresin, designed by Paul Borda of Dryad Design and inspired by the High Priestess tarot archetype.

This is a generic, stylized decorative figure inspired by the High Priestess tarot archetype, not a depiction of any one specific named deity or documented practice; designed by Paul Borda of Dryad Design, it's included for its symbolic and decorative value as a compact, tarot-inspired piece for an altar, shelf, or reading space.

What this figurine reliably delivers is a genuine polyresin piece from a named designer, built around a real tarot-archetype connection, not a claim to depict any one specific named deity.

Paul Borda's Dryad Design pieces are a distinct, credited body of design work, and this figurine's High Priestess-inspired imagery is drawn from that recognized tarot archetype rather than a generic goddess likeness invented for this listing. Its textured, stone-like surface gives the polyresin construction a weightier, more sculptural look than a smooth finish would, while remaining lightweight and easy to place. We carry three Moon Goddess Figurine listings in total, and each is genuinely distinct: this is the smallest and most compact of the three, at 4 inches tall by 4 inches wide by 2 inches deep, while our second listing is a larger, cold-cast polyresin piece by artist Lisa Parker with a star-studded crescent crown, and our third is the only gypsum-material piece of the three, holding a crescent moon with spiral detailing. This compact size makes it a fitting choice for a tarot reading space, a small altar, or a shelf where a larger centerpiece wouldn't fit.

See our Ritual Kits & Spell Supplies collection for more altar essentials, and our wider spiritual tools collection for more spiritual home tools.

Place the figurine on a stable surface, pair it with your tarot practice if you like, and dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth.

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